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A major childcare crisis has emerged in Tuam after Happily Ever After, a crèche serving 97 children from 72 families, confirmed it will close on October 31. The decision follows the refusal by the landlord, Tuam Parish, to carry out long-promised fire safety works. The closure threatens parents’ jobs and leaves 19 staff facing unemployment.

Figures from Pobal, the agency that oversees Early Years programmes have revealed Galway’s stark shortage of childcare places.

Amy’s House Creche named after Hazel’s daughter Amy is a purpose built childcare facility situated in the heart of the community in Claregalway close to the Claregalway National School. Hazel Curran and her strong team provide for young babies, wobblers, toddlers, preschool and Afterschool children.

It is “shocking” that the Minister for Children, Katherine Zappone can say she is “stunned” by the situation which is resulting in crèches in Galway, and across the State, closing down.

Fianna Fáil Spokesperson for Children and Youth Affairs, Anne Rabbitte TD, has raised serious concerns over the number of crèches who have yet to apply for re-registration with Tusla.

Power Property brings to the market this fully operational creche, known locally as Stapleton’s Childcare. The property is offered for sale as a going concern as the current owners/operators intend to retire following many years of success here.

Changes in a community employment scheme may have major implications for staffing levels in community crèches and could result in the closure of some facilities.